Current liabilities in the construction industry refer to the debts and obligations that a construction company must pay within a relatively short period, typically within one year. These liabilities include accounts payable, accrued expenses, and short-term loans that need to be settled to keep the business running smoothly. For construction companies, current liabilities can also include subcontractor payments, payroll obligations, and materials purchases that are due in the near future.Managing current liabilities is crucial for construction companies to maintain financial stability and meet their ongoing obligations. Failure to pay these liabilities on time can result in strained relationships with suppliers and subcontractors, delays in project completion, and potential legal consequences. Construction companies often rely on cash flow management strategies, such as accurate budgeting, effective invoicing, and timely collections